Drip Tray Reservoir Installation - Single Group
Drip Tray Reservoir Installation
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Slayer recommends that all service be performed by an experienced Slayer Espresso trained technician.
Objective:
The following guide demonstrates removal of standard configuration drip tray liner and installation of drip tray reservoir on a Slayer Single Group featuring a canister drain manifold.
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Parts:
- 13004-10240 Dray Tray With Reservoir, Single Group
- 40000-32160 Silicone Tube, 9"
Tools:
- #2 Philips Screw Driver
- 3/8" Wrench
- 7/16" Wrench
- 7/16" Socket
- #2 Stubby Philips Screw Driver
- Small Flathead Screw Driver
Step 1:
- Using the buddy system. Place the machine on a block.
- Remove cup tray, front upper panel, and drip tray cover.
(Group actuator and rear panel are absent for demonstration purposes.)
Step 2:
- Remove drain hose manifold.
- Once drain hose is disconnected from drip tray liner.
- Remove drip tray liner bolts with 7/16" socket and wrench.
Step 3:
- Using a #2 philips screw driver remove upper front panel.
- Loosen and gently remove 3/8" brew gauge compression fitting.
- Using a #2 stubby screw driver. Remove front panel by loosening the two (2) panel screws which connect the front panel to the base plate.
- Brace front panel so it does not drop out of place.
- After the two (2) panel screws have been removed. Tilt the panel forwards and backwards to carefully uninstall front panel.
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This step can be tricky. Be patient as to not scratch the side panels or X feet. If the tolerances are too tight, you may need to remove the group head bayonet ring for more front panel clearance.
Step 4:
- Identify drain canister.
- Carefully twist and slide PVC drain hose off canister bottom.
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A small flathead screw driver may be used to assist PVC hose removal.
- Remove bottom green barb cap.
- Relocate green barb cap to the bottom discharge port of the drain canister.
- Attach new silicon drain tubing to drain canister.
- Thread through hole in front panel.
Step 5:
- Reassemble front panel.
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Reservoir drip tray does not require hardware.
- Snap drip tray into place and drop silicon drain tube into reservoir cut out.
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